Do you snore?

[NurseAbigail]

Not that I know of. No one has ever heard me snore.

I can't sleep with snoring at all. I have sensitive hearing and I need to have absolute quiet in my room to be able to sleep. I can't even sleep when I hear someone breathing at all. That's why I'll always want to have a room to myself.

i bet you can hear the ticking of a clock or wristwatch, lol cause I do and it drives me insane, lol there are times though, i can zone out the noise

 

[NurseAbigail]

Seems like pizza is winning over hamburger, lol i saw hamburger had 1 vote last night, but the person switch to pizza

 

[Multifavs]

i bet you can hear the ticking of a clock or wristwatch, lol cause I do and it drives me insane, lol there are times though, i can zone out the noise

Haha, when it's really quiet I can. That's why I only have a digital clock in my room.

 

[Applekrate]

Being a single adult with a place of my own and, thus, living alone- I do not know. Once in awhile though, I will travel with a friend and share a room, have never been told I snore.
I have been awoken before in the same circumstances though by a friend who was snoring. So, I would grab some M&Ms and toss them across the room at them, one at a time, trying to get one in their mouth! It normally wakes them up, he he

I sleep on my side and I think people that snore mainly sleep on their backs, correct?

 

[Mydnyte]

I do, I really need to get the sleep test done and get one of those machines. My brother got one and sleeps much better at night.

 

[Citanul]

I can't even sleep when I hear someone breathing at all.

That's easily solved. Just force anyone else in the room to stop breathing by whatever means necessary. Of course, you might run into the problem of that leading to you sharing a prison cell with somebody else...

 

[Multifavs]

That's easily solved. Just force anyone else in the room to stop breathing by whatever means necessary. Of course, you might run into the problem of that leading to you sharing a prison cell with somebody else...

Haha! I would much rather have my own room, of course. I wouldn't want to hurt someone else, anyway.

 

[PeachieKeen]

I don't snore, but it's a problem I must deal with

My dad always snored and it drove me crazy. I never slept on vacations because I couldn't sleep with him in earshot. Come to find out, my boyfriend also snores. I've asked him to either get surgery for his deviated septum or start getting used to sleeping with a sound machine because I'm not about to have a sleepless marriage!

 

[Servant68]

I have sleep apnea. Bad. I have a sleep machine thingy; CPAP or BPAP. I'm very self-conscious about it since my ex-wife used to give me so much grief about it. If I use the machine, I don't snore, obviously.

It's one of the things I worry about when thinking about getting serious with a woman, that she'll see my machine when she comes over.

I can't ever fall asleep with someone in my arms because of it without being terrified of my awful snoring. Hoping that losing a bunch of weight will help...

 

[Blessed Each Day]

I have to record myself sleeping to see how bad it is, I'd be interested to see if it breaks 80 decibels lol. But what I've done to stop others is move their pillow, kind of jerk it a little; they realign (usually without waking up but if they do it's funny anyway) and usually it stops them for a bit. If not, keep doing it

 

[JAM2b]

I've been told that I snore all the time. I only notice it or get woke up by it when I'm congested with a cold or allergies.

I've also been told that I talk in my a sleep a lot. No one can tell what I'm talking about. It's just comes out in mumbles and groaning words.

 

[Mydnyte]

I have sleep apnea. Bad. I have a sleep machine thingy; CPAP or BPAP. I'm very self-conscious about it since my ex-wife used to give me so much grief about it. If I use the machine, I don't snore, obviously.

It's one of the things I worry about when thinking about getting serious with a woman, that she'll see my machine when she comes over.

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If she truly cares, she will understand. Sleep apnea is a bad bad deal. I think she would rather deal with a breathing machine than waking up next to you to find that you died in your sleep during the night